by Amy Guest Herb Stovel, associate professor at Carleton’s School of Canadian Studies, will receive the ICCROM Award for heritage conservation from the International Centre for the Study of the... More
STORY UPDATE: Mary-Ann Shantz has been interviewed by Sook-Yin Lee for CBC Radio One – Definitely Not the Opera. What happens when you make “private parts” public? will air on... More
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by Nicole Findlay Megan Malone lives and breathes her love of Africa. Her enthusiasm for the continent is infectious enough to inspire her peers to spend a month last summer volunteering in... More
Department of Psychology Colloquium Series Topic: Spirituality and Wellness: a Practitioner’s Perspective Speaker: Chris Barrett, Irving Augustine, Ron Pagé & THE NAVIGATORS Thursday... More
Carleton Professor Armand Garnet Ruffo’s film A Windigo Tale won a bevy of awards at the 2010 American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco on November 13. The film, which deals with the... More
by Nicole Findlay Bonnie Parker was only 20 years old when petty crook Clyde Burrows drifted in to her life. Their depression-era crime spree and bloody deaths elevated the couple to near folk hero... More
Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) – New Exhibits Monday, November 22, 2010 from 5:00 – 7:30 p.m. St. Patrick’s Building “David Rokeby: Very Nervous System” Curated by Jesse Stewart... More
by Nicole Findlay Juries are meant to render verdicts based only on the facts which unfold during a trial. While jury members may believe their own impartiality, their decisions are often influenced... More
Department of Psychology – PhD Candidate named inaugural CUASA GSA Distinguished Lecturer Topic: Psychopathy and Risky Decisions Speaker: Ian Broom, Department of Psychology doctoral student,... More
To unearth the root causes of aggression, Kevin Nunes ventures into prisons and forensic psychiatric hospitals. A forensic psychologist, Nunes examines the attitudes, stereotypes, beliefs and... More
